As a wildlife photographer I have two camera’s with me 85% of the time. Usually a long prime lens like the Nikon 600mm mounted on a Jobu gimblal head and tripod for those shots where I absolutely require the reach to the subject and a zoom lens like the Nikon 80-400 VR or 70-200 VR […]
I have been considering a drone for use in my wildlife photography for a few months now but wondering just how many practical applications there really are. I was well intended when I bought my GoPro but it’s been in my bag with one or two exceptions. I tried it for underwater photography but found […]
For those of you who are in love with your Nikon D800 and Nikon D800E bodies or especially those considering a new purchase there’s an upgrade on the way in June or so it is rumoured. Like the D800E, it will sport an AA-filterless 36MP sensor, only with better moire suppression software built in. It […]
Now available at B&H Photo Ask any wildlife photographer what their biggest challenge is with shooting during the cold winter months and 9/10 times they are going to tell you that it is keeping their hands or feet warm. The other 1/10 has something to do with pissing ice cubes.:)) I’ve wrestled with the […]
Let’s face it DUST is the photographers four letter word. If you’re like me you follow the DSLR sensor cleaning protocol as taught to us by the guru’s of photography. Phase one begins with a blower, when that fails you move on to an electro-static brush and finally the dreaded wet swab as a last […]